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A virtual closed loop method for closed loop identification
Automatica, 2011zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Agüero, Juan C. +2 more
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ECMOR IX - 9th European Conference on the Mathematics of Oil Recovery, 2004
B033 CLOSED-LOOP WATERFLOODING Abstract 1 Closed-loop waterflooding involves the combined use of model-based optimization techniques and data assimilating techniques which are used to maximize ultimate recovery or net-present value (NPV) and to update the reservoir model during the producing life of the reservoir.
K.M. Overbeek +4 more
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B033 CLOSED-LOOP WATERFLOODING Abstract 1 Closed-loop waterflooding involves the combined use of model-based optimization techniques and data assimilating techniques which are used to maximize ultimate recovery or net-present value (NPV) and to update the reservoir model during the producing life of the reservoir.
K.M. Overbeek +4 more
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Nephron, 1977
This report describes the development of a coil-fistula closed loop dialysis circuit, excluding the systemic circulation, as a complication of dialysis utilizing a variant of the Buselmeier shunt ...
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This report describes the development of a coil-fistula closed loop dialysis circuit, excluding the systemic circulation, as a complication of dialysis utilizing a variant of the Buselmeier shunt ...
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1999
A necessary prerequisite for model-based control is a model of the process. Such certainty-equivalence, model-based control schemes rely on an off-line estimated model of the process, i.e., the process is “probed” or excited by a carefully designed input-signal under open-loop conditions and the input-output data are used to generate a suitable model ...
Biao Huang, Sirish L. Shah
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A necessary prerequisite for model-based control is a model of the process. Such certainty-equivalence, model-based control schemes rely on an off-line estimated model of the process, i.e., the process is “probed” or excited by a carefully designed input-signal under open-loop conditions and the input-output data are used to generate a suitable model ...
Biao Huang, Sirish L. Shah
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Journal AWWA, 1983
The experiences of the Denver (Colo.) Water Department with closed‐loop pumping, or closed pressure zones, serve to illustrate the circumstances under which such systems are practical and effective.
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The experiences of the Denver (Colo.) Water Department with closed‐loop pumping, or closed pressure zones, serve to illustrate the circumstances under which such systems are practical and effective.
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Materials of the International Scientific and Practical Conference «SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: THE TRANSITION PATH IN A NEW QUALITY»
The idea of recycling waste and reusing resources opens up new horizons for us in the field of production, consumption and economic management. The task of a closed economy is to maximize the life of values, materials and resources. In the new economic model, what is considered waste today will turn into new resources.
V. Korobkina, A. Nebesnaya
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The idea of recycling waste and reusing resources opens up new horizons for us in the field of production, consumption and economic management. The task of a closed economy is to maximize the life of values, materials and resources. In the new economic model, what is considered waste today will turn into new resources.
V. Korobkina, A. Nebesnaya
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2008
This chapter covers the forward and inverse dynamics of rigid-body systems containing kinematic loops. The presence of kinematic loops brings a new level of complexity to the dynamics problem: new formulations are required; new problems arise; the systems exhibit new behaviours; and the inverse dynamics problem, in particular, changes its nature in the
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This chapter covers the forward and inverse dynamics of rigid-body systems containing kinematic loops. The presence of kinematic loops brings a new level of complexity to the dynamics problem: new formulations are required; new problems arise; the systems exhibit new behaviours; and the inverse dynamics problem, in particular, changes its nature in the
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